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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

itiIebe Mibbelflasler bill blipe bar 6az
rem | bet 5ierne, os for tffe at nbiette
fit Nffom for Mansel bill be enten labe
bore at sifte fig, eller, bpis be er sifte,
labe bore at aple Bsrn til Berben!
Oct er 1aturlist at benne 2ere itulbe
mpbe ben bitreite Moofanb. &oloe Orr
sumenter, bibenoe Satire, runsenbe Saanz
latter bar ueret rettet imob ben / neiten
ct bunbrebe Mar. Men ben Dag ibag
ftaar ben iom en- alminbelis anerfienbt
@anbbeb i 1anfens 8erben.
9pab er @runben til at ben bar punbet
iaabont Gobfeite? Sab os ie. Maltbus
lepebe paa ben frantic @epolutions Eib.
Grantrises u5ribeb, 2isbeb, Brooeritab,"
LIB iom ct @fo sjennem belle europa.
9eller lite England bleo ubersrt. Ds<
iaa Der reiites bet Spsrssmaal: 9porz
for ital nosle faa Menneiter eie belle
England, meoens en- flor Sci al Solicit
lieser | ben bpbeite Nrn,oo? Ct lite
bette lisefrem uretferbist? gu fomrner
Maltbus meo fit maselsie &esneitptfe
% beoiier meb Sal o9 Eal fan 10 lite
lppe - at benne Irmob ct sunbet paa
en- ubbnbsrlis Mah1rlou. Dette bar
babe betimelist % fierfomment. eng
lambs Griitofratt 9iorbe aft bpao be
tunbe for at faa benue 2ere Nrbeibet
inoi ben alminbelise 6olfeopinion. Sen
falot iaa inoerlis barmoniit iammen
meo beres e9ne Snteresler. Set bar
lite lensere be rise @obseiere, men Sub
ielu sjeunem fine 2ooe, iom unoertrDtfeoe
be Gattise! .... .....
Denne 2are itemmer oe1aa meb ben
ouenombanoleoe Ebeori, at Nrbeibslpnz
men er afbensis al 6orbolbet mellem
Irbeibsipsenoe % ben for Nrbeibslsn
anoenbeliee &apital. Man iette Blot
&apital iitebetfor Sorbens Yroouttionsz
eone os Gntallet al Nrbeibsipoenbe iitez
betfor Beioltninsen, iaa blir enboo Nrz
beioslsnnen ofbensis at bet maltbuiian>
ite &egneitDffe!
8i ital enbnll en- Gang taite ct flpstist
8lit paa Bjelfeuerfet i benne tunitise
Bpsnins. Maltbus iises at babe opoaz
get en- Naturlop, ifslse boilten 8efolfz
ninsen er% tilbbielis til at forsses burtiz
sere eno Soroens Dpbolbelieseune. 81
ben bar andre Statsptonomer lat &apiz
tai iitebetfor Sorbens Dpbolbelieseune
os Nrbeiosipsenoe iiteoetfor 8efolfnins.
Neiten ale er enise /, at N%rbeioslbnnen
ct afbensis at 6orbOloet mellem Nntalet
at Nrbeibsibsenbe % ben for Nrbeibsz
len a~noenoelise &aptita1. Naar altiaa
grbeioslpnnen CT lap, ian &apitalilten
Grin Tor Grin beuiie, at bette 9runber fig
paa ben maltbuflfe Naturlop. Os ba @no
ielo bar faiiat Naturlopen, bliper ban
aniuarl,s for lab Nrbeiosler os ben BET
meb forbunone Npb os @lenbi9beo.
@aalebes Tan ben riee Manb meb COB
Sampittisbeo ie ben ipse, iultenbe Saga:
rus oeb i'm Der, o9 ben ri9e &riiten
bpje fig Nnbast / fin flpielsbetrufne
Stol / &irfen, meoens bans Nrbeioers
Camille i neite 8lod lite Tan piie fig paa
@aoen al Mansel paa &leber os neppe
bar 1aa meset iom en- BIB 8rsb for Morz
senoasen. Os ben, iom bat iamlet fig
en- Gormue, bar for fig os Cine fun inoz
besnet en- Daiis / Drfenen. Sen, ion
lite sjbr bet famine, maa torsaa i Sanbz
bape1.
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
@eorgismem.
(Tortiattelie.)
@altbufantSmen.

@i bar openfo r berprt ben almtnbelise,
men falite Tbeori, at Irbeibslennen er
afbansis at 5orbolbet mellem Gabeioe
os &apital, bet oil iise, at Der er ct piit
&pantum &apital, iom benpttts til at
betale Nrbeibslpn meb, os at 10 1ere
Nrbeibere Der er, 10 lapere 2sn faar
buer, os 10 ferre Nrbeioere Der er, 10
bBiere 2en faar be. 9enne Tbeori
bar fin itertete Stette / ben iaatalbte
SO a1tbuiianisme, iom blep brast
til Berben at @fotlenberen Maltbus for
neiten ct bunbrebe Nar iiben.
Maltbus uoleoer i'm 9beori paa i'll
aenoe Maaoe: s be ameritanife Solo
nier iorbobles Befoltn1nsen boert 25be
Iar. 9pur Der lite ct naturlise 9inz
brinser / @eien, ct Der altiaa al @runb
til at tro, at Befolfn,n9en foroobles
bpert 25be Mar. Men paa FANNIE 9ib
iom Befoltnin9en bat en- u%aturli9 9ilz
beielisbeb til at forboble fig buert 25oe
Nar, er bet lite mulist ielo ueo ben ont
bpsselisfte Dprfnins at faa Sorbens
Nffaituins til at forsses mere for bpert
rs Nar, enb bpab ben nm latter at fig.
Maltbus belpier bemue Yaaitano paa
fplsenbe Maabe: Sab os falbe @nslanos
8eioltnins 100000 (ban ifreo fin
Bos 1889. Intas enboioere, at Cant
bet meb 2etbeb brpbfpber bette Nntal.
On rs Nar oil Befolfningen bore ~
MiQ., os ba Soroens Iftaitnins osiaa
er forpset meo iaameset iom ben fra fbrit
al affaitebe, pil ber blipe lisemeset 2eoz
netsmibler pr. Snoipib. Snben rs Iar
til oil 8efoltnin9eu bore A Millioner,
men Sorbens Nffaft1ins tilftreffelis for
tun 33 MiQioner. s be neite rs 9(ar
bill Befoltninsen itise til 88 MiQioner,
meoens Soroen lite tan ~brsbfsbe mere
enb A Milioner. Wfeb andre Orb,
inben rs Nar oil 8efolfninsen forsees
iaa rneset burtisere enb Soroens Yroz
buftionsepne, at Der bliper fun ballot iaa
meset 2epnetsmibler pr. Snbipib ion,
peb 8esDnbelieu al be rs 9lar. Befolt,
ninsen forg9es bpert rs Iar ianlebes :
l, 2, 4, 8, Is, 80, Ga, 128, 256 oip.
mebens Soroens Broouftionsepne bpert
rs Nar foreses iom l., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
Z, g, 9, oip. Snoen 200 Nar piloe
altiaa 8efolfninsen bore mob Sorbens
Dpboloeliesepne iom 256 mob 8; inben
800 Nar iom 4,096 mob 13; % inben
1000 Nar pilbe Goritiellen blipe neitea
uberesnelis.
Men ba bette enonu albris bar f1nbet
Steb, bporlebes tomn,er Matbus fra
bette raienbe &esneipffe? So peb en-
aere, iom SIR Dprsr mob be ebleite %
fineite Gslelier i ct Menueites 8rpft %
~forbaaner felipe Goripnets @ierlisbeo o9
@~etfarbisbeb. @runben til, at bette
&esneitptfe lite bolber Stif i @irfelis>
beben er benne, forflarer ban: Befolf=
niasens naturlise 5orsselie bOloes i
9smme peb Safer, tiltasenbe Dpbelig=
FEB os enbelis peb at Menneifene ielu
meb fulbt Dperles bemmer Slestens
5orplantnins paa foritie0ise Maaber.
sRaar 8efolfnineen bliper iaa flor, al
Sorbeus Dpbolbeliesepne lite ratfer til,
bil be met Msblibenbe blipe laitefulbe
% forbrpberife o9 berpeb inbirefte bent
me Slagtens J~orplantnins, % IN Del
bill forfrpbles os bg ub. Be belbisers
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

esionen Netu
Sort bar en- Bran9e al saloonpartiet en-
Sane buorpaa laites:
nSaolen9e ri itanoe,
Sort Motto ct:
Sn9en Temperance"
8labet Voice bill ri be at mango blanbt
benz bar ube al Stano til at itaa, ale
rebe fpr Baraben bar oper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Garnet: .Yapa, tilbbrer s.. $.
Basoenbt bin Meni9beo"?
Breiten: ngfei, Barnet nit, boorfor
ipbr bu?"
Barnet: uDnfel falote bam ct friz
itent Menne1fe"
8reiten: u8iiaw
8auie.
Barnet: ,,@r ou8 robibitioniit, 8apa?"
8reiten: vSa, min lille Sen"
Barnet: ,9prer bu til 8robibitions=
partiet?"
8reiten: uHiia, no! 9pA Gao jag ut
&atta!"
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

BoreNaboerp aa 9siberne 1asbe
fsr um bort 8arti, at bet life funne
bpsses paa fun en- Ssiue. Nu tnbebol>
ber bore Ylatforme @rflerins liseoper~
for andre Spbr9smaol; MI ipister ri Dor
esentlise Dpsape. Sc er umulise at be-
ba8e.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
Nutet s8aI9.

g1aar ct 9arti n~eolesser high license
iom en- Blante i fin Ylatform % Golfe<
blabet bperit / fine Spalter trooper op
meo famine Yartis &anoioater, ian ri
ba lite meb @ette anle naunte Blao,
bpor soot bets Jormaal % 9eniist meo
bort Soft END er, iom ct high license
Blab? 8labet flyer, at buor Der
er @als me0em Sree Bbiitp %
high license foretreffes bet iibfte,
forbi bet Ct bet ntinoite Dnbe. 8i ~
nes 8labet paa benne Maaoe temmelist
~utpetpbist erfjenber, buao bet + "a + siort
ialfalo mber 8alsene bibtil, Blabet
flyer bet bar Inn to 8als-neml,s melIem
free Bbiifp os high license o9 naar bet
taser high license, ftal bet bog lite
aniees iom high license 8lab men iom
Brobibitionsblab. Men bet Tan 10 bore
malist at Solteblabets 8ebattiou paa
fin republitanite @temmeieobel itrep -
yours for prohibition.
Suab 5olteblaoets gals menem be to
Merteiaser free Bbiitp os 9isblicenie
ansaar, iaa Deb ri lite, raar to ilise
Merteiaser bar oppe. 9emotraterne
iblanbt % ber bar ifpl9e uBubititten,"
bpilfet Del r1aa auiees iom fibitnepnte
Partis Organ, intet imob at Staten braz
ger ben ftsrft mulise Snbtast at Ga
loontrafiten peo 2icenie. Deriom Bros
b,bit,oniiterne peb tit Gorbub mob Eilz
launins % Sa1s at beruienbe Drifte
arbeiber for free Bbiifp, iaa oil Del lite
vJolteblabet" arbeibe for Yrobibition
eller n1ener bet, at bet fbrft ba ital
mounte til roget, r,aar bet tommer.
@anbelis ct 81ab Tan lite bore i 8e=
iibbelie al nreset moralit Mob, uaar bet
tar 9isblicenie os iamtiois anier bet
iom ct Dnbe, mebens Der er ct Yarti,
Der fremboloer bets esentlise Dpsape,
bpilfen lite CT noset Dnbe, bperten bet
iterite e1er bet minoite, 8i bar MI
Sigh 2icenie / Miuneapolis os iamtibie
er Der Suli os Queuit flere Grreitationer
enb pOr 8ps 9iitorie bibti1 bar funnel
pppi1e. Dm life bette ian pere bireft
5else at 9isblicenie, iaa piier bet bog
paa en- forbauiebe Maabe, at Nrreftaz
toner e1er 5orbp6elier life afta9er bel
9isblicenie. Maar "5olfeblabet" Der:
for oalste 9isblicenie at ben @runo, al
bet Dor bet minbite Dnbe, iaa t,1nbe bel
liseiaa 9jerne babe palst free Bbiifp
TIL bet bapbe bet lite faaet.
Sci ct life oor 9eniist, at ibse al
ifaoe bet Berionale, Der omsioer 8laoet
81 Iantt,onerer r8ubitiffens" Yroteft
Nnlebnins al Sfanbinauens l1otaleli'
ON, at vNussburs Seminarirms Gaful:
tet iiboer / @amlas ON Beerflaifen."
@i peb at be Brofesiorer er Eotalafbol:
benbe os BrObibitiOuiiter men at benn'
BrObibitiouiime enba lite eriiterer BOZ
benz anberlebes enb iom Ebeorier.
5olteblabet er bog lite iaa tbeore=
tiff anlast. Com ct politiit Blab E,
bet nsot til = ontenb hin ensans incl
lem at betrabe fat Sorb os baabe1
ri, bet peb neite 8alo bl,r paa Yrobibi
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

Entered at the postofice at Mime
apolis, Mimi, as second-class mail
matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
yalediCvury,

With this issue of the Evening Semi
7ropic my connection with the paper
ceases as publisher and proprietor. Cir
cumstances over which have no control
cause this step. have struggled for
eight long years to keep the paper
shoat and in standing Off my credit
ors, and leave the management of the
paper at last with the proud conscious
ness that it is, to-day, on solid, paying
basis. But success has arrived too late
for me to profit by the same, aud am
forced, yes, literally forced, to engage in
other pursuits which will turn me in
more actual money and enable me to
pay off my honest debts which | owe.
Fortunately my prospects are bright,
for being able to soon recover from the
effects of having run q newspaper for
eight years, and my hopes are hig gh for a
bright aud prosperous future.
wish to return sincere thanks TO the
many friends who have stood by me in
my hours of trial and distress; their
kindness l shall never forget. Toward
my enemies, and l have necessarily
made many during my career as a news.
bhper "iend," l entertain the best oi
feeling, and hope they will forgive and
| forget, as l shall do. /
The Semi Tropic will h@ceforth be
under another, and l hope better man
agement than my own, and l firmly be-
lieve the people of Cotton will be benefit
ed by the same. While / have Away,
| done what considered right, and do no
regret single act ever performed by
myself editorially, believe the pape,
can and will be run with better judg
ment than when | managed it myself
| say this in all oandor, and feel that il
the new editor and manager the peopl,
will find q person Of ability and intelli
genee, and one who will labor earnestl,
for their good and advancement, aht
who will be fully entitled to their entir
confidence and support.
Again thanking the people OF Coltol
and the many friends and patrons of tn
paper for their past support, and askin,
indulgence Of our friends until we ca
get on our feet, we bid the readers Q
the Semi fropis farewell.
Respectfully,
JAS. G. PKAcoeg, in
Cotton Senli.TBopis
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
GENERAL NEWS.
Raging and Destructive
Fires in Michigan.
ANOTHER RAILROAD ROBBERY.
New Railroad Incorporation-Re-
suit of the Kentucky Derby
Yesterday.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
MARQUETTE, Mich. May l9.-The
forest fires are still raging eyerywher e.
and the smoke is very dense. No cas-.
ualties are reported, but thousa nds OF
dollors of damage has been done. From
all quarters come reports of heavy dam
sges. Owing to the telegraph poles be-
ing burned fulhreports are not possible.
Nothing definite has been learned from
Camp lumber, where big FIRE ragged
last night. The wind is light and the
forest dry. There are fears of general
conAagration. Fully 1000 people are
fighting the fires on the peninsula to-day,
and a repetition of the awful Peshtalidy
fire is feared. Fire appears to be
raging everywhere. The Italians at
Camp No. 3, who were surrounded
by fire. last night succeeded in saving
their lives, but lost the camp. The par.
ticulars of their heroic fight cannot be
learned. Several camps on the exten-
sion were destroyed at noon to-day.
Fires were approaching the Webster
mine, and six saw mills at various places
are ia imminent danger. At Negaunello,
lshpeming and Miohigamme, the smoke
is suffocating, and thousands of dollars
worth of hardwood timber and pine were
DESTROYED. Marquette, Algerharga,
Heughton and Kenewene counties are
being swept by the fire. The fires are
within two miles of Ishpemipg, but no
langer is anticipated at that place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
The Congregational College.

For several weeks the educational
committee of the Congregational Church
od Southern California have been looking
for location for their proposed college.
They started out with cash subscriptions
amounting to $25. 1000. Offers of land
we're made by Redlands, Azusa and
Pasadena. FL, A. Palmer, OF Pomona,
called the attention of the committee to
his fine property, the Scanlon mesa
comprising some four hundred acres,
located on one of the foothills of Old
Baldy, about two miles northwest Of
Oaremont. The elevation is about
1000 feet above sea level. The ain 10
very pure and brscing, and there is
an abundance of pure mountain water.
From this point at one sweep of the
vision the whole of the great valleys of
San Bernardino and San Gabriel can be
taken in. The committee were charmed
with the site and have finally decided
to accept it. The citizens OF Pomona
raised cash bonus of $4,000 for the col
lege. Mr.. Palmer has given he name
of Corona del Vale to the college site.
1t has been subdivided into villa plots,
the alternate nimbers being donated to
the college. This amounts to 200 acres
to the college, and which at the present
ratio of increase in land values in that
section win be worth no small consider.
alton. Work on the college buildings
will be commenced in short time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

A very interesting programme was
rendered by the Social Circle of the
Long Beach c. L. S. c. at the NJ. Z.
church tabernacle on Wednesday even
ing. which certainly reflects great credit
on the ladies and gentlemen who took
part in its exercises. The following is
the programme rendered:
lst Class, Chorus ......,...,........-.
.......... Members of the C. l.. O..
I'd Glass, essay English Literature"
....... ,.....::. Mrs. DR.. NJ ii Williams
Sd Glass. essay Millions Poems" ......
ath Glass. essay Geology. M. " 9. Davis
5th Glass, Piano Solo Miss Carrie Elwood
9Th Glass, essay French Literature" -.
.... ......-...... Miss Clara Blackman
7th Class, Vocal Solo Rev. 8. j. Fleming
sEh Class, essay English History" ....
9th Glass, Chorus ...... Members q. l.. S. c.
10th Glass. essay warren Hastings"
...............,.:. ..... Miss Cora Elwood
l1th Glass, essay Astronomy" Mrs HarI
18th Glass. Organ Solo. Miss Carrie Elwood
18th Class. "The Work OF the Year"
..... ..... President Rev. s. J. Fleming
lith Glass. Chorus Members of the G. L. s. @
After the literary exercises had been
so admirably rendered, the cissle with a
few invited guests repaired to the resi-
dence of DIR. and Mrs. Williams, where
refreshments were served consis ing of
ice cream, cake, etc., after which the
balance of the evening was sp mt in
various amusements which were heart
lily enjoyed by all present. Long Beach is
making great preparations for the great
Chautauqua assembly of Southern Cali.
fornia, which opens at Long Beach July
Goth, and continues for three weeks,
when it is fully expecte6 that not less
than 20, 200 people will be present on
the opening night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
a Reunion OF Old Friends.

Last evening very pleasant party OF
friends assembled at the residence of j.
L. Vignes, on the knoll in East Los An.
geles. The occasion was house warm.
ing and the blessing of the house, which
service was conducted by Fathers Peter
and Gaudon. Mr.. Vignes' residence,
which has been recently completed, is
one of the most beautiful in Los Angeles
and is admirably situated ON a knoll of
five acres, from which splendid view OF
the entire surrounding country can be
obtained. The blessing of the house was
at the request of Mrs. Vital f. Vignes.
who still adheres to the old French Gus.
tom of having their domiciles receive the
holy rites of conservation. After the
ceremony the party sat down to .splen-
did collation. in the spacious dining
room, where an enjoyable time was
spent. The table was laden with the
choicest viands, which received justice
by the guests. Among those present
was Antonie Lsbory, hale looking
Frenchman, over whose head sixty-eight
sammem have passed. and who was
schoormate and companion of NM. Wig.
nee father, Vital r. Vignes, in Bor
desux. France, over fifty years ago. Mr..
T,abory landed in San Francisco in 1874,
and sew years later came to Los Angs-
les, where he has resided ever since.
The party broke up about midnight, and
those present will long remember the
pleasant occasion, and especially the
meeting Of the two aged sons OF The
sunny land Of France.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
HENRY GEORGE PREPARING.
Effort 90 swell the FaIl Vote fer
Future Purposes.

New YORK, May l9.--The CONNER
eiaJ Advertiser this afternoon publishes
the following: 1t is already stated on
very good authority that Henry Georges
labor party has already begun to pre-.
pare for the fall campaign. The district
leaders with their assistants are making
house to house canvass in the tene.
ment districts, and are said 10 be SWELL
ing their ranks from lukewarm Demo
Gratis. 1t has been intimated that the
object OF the whole affair is to swell the
labor vote at the approaching election to
such an extent that George can then be
in such a position as to make probable
deal with Blaine in the Presidential elec.
ton OF 'SS. George this morning said:
"You can authoritively deny that
there is any deal or agreement either
past, pending or TO be made in future,
between Blaine and myself. L am op.
posed to Blaine. He represents all !
have been fighting for years, including
monopoly and the worst form of capital
istic power"
"Will there be representative oandi.
date of your party in 'SS?"
''It is strongly probable that there
will, answered George.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
The VitriOl Case.

The condition of Charles Petrie, who
had the viriol thrown on him, is some.
what improved, but it is Thoughts that
The wounded man will not be able to
leave his bed br about week get. The
oculist has hopes Of saving botA oil
petrie's eyes, but it is kffHult to tell
Just yet how the left eye will fare.
While it looks as if it was all right, it is
not known how much the glass OF the
eye has been injured, and therefore it is
yet difficult to tell if the vision will be
affected.
Mrs. Rozelle and her husband are
still in the county jail, and have nothing
to say about the case other than what
has been published in the HERALD
They have not yet secured lawyer &c
defend them, and it is said that, OWN.
to their impoverished financial eondi.
tion, the court will, when the ease i
called on the 9th instant, appoint abl
lawyers to deseaa them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
RerriS valley

Is a section of country that is new and
just beginning to be inquired into
There is no better opportunity for men
OF small means than this locality. There
is some government land. subject to en-.
try by the settler, and also government
claims that can be bought very reason
ably. and land with vested title can be
released at $40 to S25 per acre.
The valley is about twenty-five miles
long aud from five to eight miles wide.
The G. 8. r. r. runs its entire length.
There is no better land in The State, and
everything can be grown In this locality
that can be grown m Southern Califor.
mia. Vineyards and fruit trees three
years old have made vigorous growth
without irrigation. Oranges, lemons,
lines, etc, have grown the entire winter
without being frosted. Water is found
in abundance in many places from eight
to ten feet FROM the surface, and many
tracts have living gNprings.
Perris will s1spass Riverside as q
vineyard aud raisin curing section, it be.
ing farther from the coast and sheltered
by second range OF mountains, which
makes it one Of the localities that can
be called the Italy of Southern Califor-
mia. The town of Perris is not quite
one year old, and already has a depot,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express office, tele.
graph office, postotfice, tive stores, two
livery stables, two hotels, one black.
smith shop, one shoemaker shop, and
an enterprising newspaper. The town
is situated about twenty miles southeast
of Riverside. on the edge of San Diego
county and is the shipping station on
the California Southern railroad for San
Jacinto, Winchester and other interior
towns. Perris will be the junction for
the sSan Jacinto railroad soon to be
built. Peris has an elevation of l4O0
feet above the sea, and being cnt off
from all fogs makes it one Of the health.
lest localities on earth. Land can be
bought in this locality in tra9s from
ten acres to bodies large enough for
colonies. NEIGHBsR.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
RAILR DAD ROBBERY.
four Thousand Dollars Taken
ny Green Hands.

GALvEsroS, Tex, May l9.-The News
San Antonio special says: "The north
bound express on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, which left this city at o'clock
this evening. encountered gang of train
robbers about 10 o'clock P. NJ. at Mcneil
station, twelve miles, short of Austin.
As the train slowed up at the station,
the robbers, to the number of twelve or
fifteen, fired several volleys to intimi
date the passengers. The train was
held up for nearly half.hour,
after which it was allowed to proceed.
The doors OF the express car were forced
open, and about $4,000 taken. The
messengers were compelled to throw up
their hands, and were ordered to hand
over the cash and registered packages.
Postal Clerk Spaulding says he dis.
tinotly heard the order given by the
leader, don't touch any of the passen.
gers, and don't shoot any OF our own
men," The messenger also says that he
believes the men were green hands in
the business.